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  Local online advertising to become big business in next decade

  Publié: janvier 18, 2008, 11:46pm CET

  A host of research firms are saying that local ads are the next big thing, with the latest being Jupiter Research saying it will be a $9 billion business by 2012.
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  UK concerned over Facebook's profile deactivation methods

  Publié: janvier 18, 2008, 11:25pm CET

  British officials are set to question Facebook over its data retention methods after a user complained that personal information remained on its severs after he deactivated his account.
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  Wireless transmitters in VHF, UHF 'white spaces' will be tested again

  Publié: janvier 18, 2008, 11:03pm CET

  Despite an admittedly poor showing from the first prototype for a wireless networking device supposedly capable of harmlessly transmitting alongside VHF and UHF TV channels, the FCC said today it's giving the device another go.
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  Steve Jobs criticizes Microsoft on Zune, says Blu-ray won

  Publié: janvier 18, 2008, 10:43pm CET

  The Apple CEO was blunt that he believes the Zune is a failure, and that Blu-ray may have won the format war, but has probably lost the HD content battle.
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  New Microsoft CIO has a full and diverse resume

  Publié: janvier 18, 2008, 9:34pm CET

  The new public face of Microsoft's enterprise information policies has a long and very accomplished history, plus what appears to be a personal need to make his mark on the world. That may be exactly what Microsoft needs after the last guy.
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  Data loss could affect 650,000 store credit card users

  Publié: janvier 18, 2008, 8:04pm CET

  Credit card company GE Money said a computer tape has disappeared which contained personal information of consumers who hold JC Penney credit cards.
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  AOL tests open source Jabber for instant messenging

  Publié: janvier 18, 2008, 7:50pm CET

  A lot of AIM and ICQ instant messaging users have likely never even heard of "Jabber" yet. But they'll probably be Jabbering away in the not too distant future, after the bugs get worked out by a new AOL/ICQ test launch.
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  Could video games help boost the music industry?

  Publié: janvier 18, 2008, 7:39pm CET

  Rock Band, the music simulator for Xbox 360 and PS3, was reported by MTV yesterday to have sold 2.5 million song downloads.
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  AMD comes to grips with the ATI merger fallout

  Publié: janvier 18, 2008, 7:00pm CET

  Investors and consumers were warned the bad news would come, and it came as predicted. AMD took a stunning charge of $1.6 billion in one quarter, to account for value from the ATI merger it now realizes may not materialize.
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  Sprint Nextel to cut workforce, close underperforming stores

  Publié: janvier 18, 2008, 5:44pm CET

  In response to an increasingly difficult retail environment, Sprint Nextel says about 4,000 employees will be laid off and about one out of every eight retail stores will close.
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  Wii continues video game dominance in December

  Publié: janvier 18, 2008, 5:26pm CET

  The Wii continued to lead video game console sales in December, but the Xbox 360 wasn't far behind. Also, the PS3 showed significant improvement.
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  Microsoft sued over Chinese character conversion technology

  Publié: janvier 18, 2008, 4:41pm CET

  Zhongyi Electronic Ltd., a small Chinese company, is suing Microsoft over a product which turns words typed in the Roman alphabet into Chinese characters.
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  Oracle wants to be king of the content management hill

  Publié: janvier 18, 2008, 1:30am CET

  Oracle is gunning to spin into a more powerful kingpin in the hotly contested content management system market.
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  Sears.com offers the cheapest desktop PC at $185

  Publié: janvier 18, 2008, 1:08am CET

  Another low-end PC hit the market today, this time it is a machine by Mirus equipped with Freespire 2.0, available at Sears' online shop for $185.